Sentences with phrase «real danger of»

The family was facing the very real danger of losing their home.

The baby is in real danger of being thrown out with some scumbuckets of very dirty bath water, as the old saying somewhat goes.

However satisfying it is to get, «creative,» you are in very real danger of getting in a lot of trouble.

This can become a critical situation as there is the very real danger of one or both of you seeking this support elsewhere.

You are in real danger of coming across as needy and annoying.

With this record number of youth unemployment in the UK, TUC general secretary Brendan Barber argues, With more than a fifth of young people out of work, we face a real danger of losing another generation of young people to unemployment and wasted ambition.

Now, with the market responding to that news with investors dumping stocks, both users and investors launching lawsuits, governments calling for regulation and hefty fines, and users abandoning the platform, Facebook may be in very real danger of going the way of the dodo.

Facebook can't seem to shake off one major blow before another comes along, and may be in very real danger of going the way of the dodo.

Basically, this is as «native» an experience as the third - party assistant could ever offer, unlike what Alexa is capable of on iPhones and iPads for instance, with Google Assistant in real danger of being replaced.

The real danger of these vulnerabilities is their pervasive nature.

With ecstasy there is a real danger of overheating and dehydration.

Bonus: drinking all that water is sure to get you up and moving about the plane — a sure way to fight DVT, the real danger of flying.

Don't be self conscious about doing some stretches in your seat — after all, the real danger of flying is deep vein thrombosis.

There is a real danger of «decision paralysis» when a defence lawyer previously tasked with the sole responsibility of zealously advocating on behalf of a single individual is suddenly thrust into the quasi-judicial role of the prosecutor.

Similar principles also apply to mistrial applications, with the paramount consideration being «whether there is a real danger of prejudice to the accused or of a miscarriage of justice if the trial were to continue: R. v. Burke, 2002 SCC 55 (CanLII)» (at para. 63).

Michigan 4th of July accidents can happen — families can get caught up in the celebration and excitement of this holiday and often times forget the real danger of fireworks.

Operators who have tried to commercialise their offering by enabling access to other sites which allow betting on the outcome of the games with Skins or other forms of virtual currency, face the real danger of enforcement action, as occurred in the FutGalaxy case.

As faculty packed up their offices in preparation for construction and retired faculty came by to watch, we also realized that there was a real danger of losing much of our history.

«Ten years ago, there was a very real danger of a black hole opening up and swallowing our digital heritage, with millions of web pages, e-publications and other non-print items falling through the cracks of a system that was devised primarily to capture ink and paper,» said Roly Keating, Chief Executive of the British Library.

When her husband lost his job as well, the family of five was in real danger of becoming homeless.

There is a real danger of creating a biofuels bubble that will burst, leaving behind a pungent whiff of chip - fat oil, burning rainforests and rotting fields.»

It is the real danger of a runaway climate, that commenters should be aware of!!!

Therein is the real danger of the precautionary principal.

I think there is a very real danger of sceptics treating their opponents as out and out villains, when in reality they are not.

The real danger of course, is not this petty squabble about global temperatures.

I shouldn't have to point out the satellite photos of Arctic Ice and how it has shrunk [nasa.gov], or how Polar Bears are in real danger of extinction because of the loss of their frozen habitat.

There's also the real danger of toxic material leaking into surface and ground water supplies as a result of poor oilfield operational practices.

In fact, many people (including the Governor of the Bank of England) are increasingly concerned that most fossil fuels are unburnable, meaning many existing reserves and investments in future exploration are in very real danger of becoming worthless.

The real danger of global warming is over-population.

There is a real danger of a destabilisation of methane - holding structures producing an escalation of methane emissions if the sea ice area were to further retreat.

There was a moment when it became so obvious that we had given up a lot in exchange for these new online spaces — that there were serious privacy questions, for example, and a real danger of oligarchic control of the Internet.

It's a good job this stage is reinforced because my stomach acid is in real danger of spilling onto the floor and melting through it like in fucking Alien, such is my mirth!

The first few stages are easy enough, simply offering a few jumps that are too high, and no real danger of failure.

And without an organized effort to collect, document, and preserve these materials, there is a very real danger of losing them forever.

After waiting this long, dedicated Star Fox fans really need something new, otherwise the series is in very real danger of flaming out or just dying away without a flicker.

If this happens to you, you'll realize quickly and correct it, potentially by surfacing so there's no real danger of getting lost.

The real danger of annual fees exists for those who do not pay attention to what they are paying year after year, and who don't think critically about whether the card continues to be worth the cost.

There is a real danger of avalanches outside the ski boundaries.

«We're in real danger of raising an entire generation of pets that will live a shorter life expectancy than the dogs and cats we enjoyed as children.»

This is far below the level which is regarded as sustainable, our breed is in real danger of dying out.

In other words there is a real danger of an unwanted association being made between the unpleasant punishment and some coincidental stimuli, such as the presence of a person or other animal.»

These dogs are in very real danger of being euthanized if we are unable to provide them with an appropriate foster home within the time frame allotted by the shelter!

«Our pets are in real danger of not living as long as previous generations and developing serious and costly diseases such as diabetes, arthritis, and other largely avoidable conditions.»

As family history is a primary indicator of one's own longevity, such a sizable gap between perception and facts highlight the very real danger of being ill - prepared to finance a full retirement and underscore the importance of the need for conservative financial vehicles in retirement plan that can guarantee income for life — no matter how long that may be.

As with any of the social welfare programs, there is a real danger of it not being around in it's current form in the not - to - distant future.

If you decide to invest in ETFs, you should understand the real danger of excessive exchange - traded fund trading.

With equities, Joyce said there is a real danger of letting your portfolio mix drift beyond your risk tolerance because of an assumption sectors and areas like, for example, healthcare, info tech and emerging markets, continue to perform well.

That is the real danger of fragmentation on Android.

When that happens there's a real danger of disconnecting from the art as a storytelling device and devolving into a kind of cliche - driven visual idioglossia.

Faster than you can say, «Old Saint Nick,» James is mixing business with pleasure... and in real danger of forgetting that this is just a holiday romance.